Time travel. History. Love. Mystery... and a woman who wakes up in the middle of it all. Each night, when Robin drifts off to sleep, she finds herself dreaming about the life of a woman in the Victorian age. She soon realizes it’s not a dream at all, but she is truly slipping into San Francisco’s past. 
 While living two lives — one as a mom in the modern day, the other as a proper young lady at the turn of the century — she discovers how she’s being sent back to a bygone era is only the first mystery. A much more important question is why she’s there. 
 With the help of a rookie police officer, Robin takes off on a spellbinding adventure, sifting through a century’s worth of clues to untangle the past — and to put love to the test. History, though, proves itself a worthy opponent, and she comes to experience firsthand how destiny can be kind and cruel in the same stroke. 
 See bonus features, deleted scenes, Robin's journal and more online at DreamOfTime.com

Dream of Time

Romance

Price, Nancy J.

Time Travel

Synchronista LLC

This is not a typical coloring book! It features authentic vintage images that were drawn nearly a century ago. Here's a collection of beautiful hand-drawn vintage lifestyle portraits to color, featuring 42 antique illustrations of women from the early 1900s by artist Nell Brinkley. The moment you open this book, you will be enchanted by this collection of classic illustrations of women, originally created by the talented artist Nell Brinkley between 1912 and 1919. For years, Brinkley's iconic black and white line art regularly appeared in newspapers across the United States. While her unique style made her a household name, most of the individual works were quickly relegated to dusty archives -- and lost to later generations. Until now. Inside, you'll find dozens of her lifestyle portraits of women that we rediscovered and made into coloring pages. Every one of the 42 vintage images in this book was carefully chosen, then painstakingly restored by hand using digital technology in order to return it to its original glory. As a bonus, each highly-detailed antique picture is printed only on one side of the white paper, allowing you to color with your choice of medium without worrying about bleed-through to an image on the back. Enjoy a little modern-day relaxation and explore your creativity while giving these illustrations from the past a colorful new life! Note: In keeping with the original designs, the pictures are often very intricate, and there are large areas of black on certain pages. We chose not to over-simplify the artwork because of the tremendous amount of detail (and personality) that would be lost in the process. Please visit the publisher's site at Synchronista.com to view thumbnails of the illustrations in this book.

Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Book: Classic art by Nell Brinkley

Click Americana

Arts & Photography

What did women wear back in the Edwardian era? Whether going to formal events, keeping house or having a day out, here are 43 gorgeous drawings from 1908, showing some of the top fashions from more than 100 years ago! While the clothing is the centerpiece of these illustrations, these pictures do so much more than just demonstrate popular styles around the turn of the century. They’re vignettes of the American Dream — sweet depictions of the idealized lifestyle women supposedly wanted. Instead of letting this artwork languish in archives, we wanted to help it reach a new audience: you. All of the vintage images in this book were carefully chosen, then painstakingly restored with digital technology to return them to their original splendor. As you’ll see inside, each antique picture was printed only on one side of the white paper, allowing you to color with your choice of medium without worrying about bleed-through to an image on the back. We hope you love this book full of little glimpses into the past, and enjoy giving each one fresh new color.

Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Book #2: Vintage Fashion from the Edwardian Era (Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Books)

Jack London's first major work, "The Call of the Wild," changed both the face of literature and the fortunes of a young author. A tale of transformation - a domestic dog being forced by circumstance to revert to his wild state - instantly earned him great acclaim from readers and reviewers alike. Upon the book's release in 1903, noted literary critic and essayist Hamilton Wright Mabie wrote that the new little book about of a pet stolen from a comfortable home and forced to become a sled dog in the icy North was "likely to make a deep impression by reason of its power and unusual theme." As the narrative plucked heartstrings around the globe, London's work - which he gave to Macmillan Publishers for $2000 - immediately sold out its first print run, and has remained in bookstores ever since. If you've read it before, you already know what first-time readers will soon discover: "The Call of the Wild" is a story that stands the test of time. Along with the complete text, this special edition of the book contains most of the illustrations that appeared when it was originally published, as well as a selection of a dozen popular quotes, vintage book reviews from more than a century ago, bonus images, and a related short story London wrote a few years earlier - just after he returned from the frigid Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush. Taken together, the text, images and extra historical features within these pages offer greater depth to this influential story, as well as additional insight into the mind of the writer himself.

The Call of the Wild (Click Americana Classics)

Literature & Fiction

LONDON, JACK.

Classics

Now it’s easy and affordable to create your own custom cookbook filled with one hundred of your favorite recipes for delicious dinners and mouthwatering main dishes! Each recipe page includes space for the name of the dish, number of servings, preparation time, cook time, ingredients, and lots of room for the directions. Add a category to each page — vegetarian, poultry, slow cooker, casserole, potluck, Italian, Mexican, low-carb, gluten-free or anything else — to tell you at a glance the recipe type. At the bottom of each sheet, you can add your own notes (such as suggested side dishes, wine pairings, substitutions or variations), mark the difficulty level, list the recipe source, and record the date you added it to the book. In addition to a grocery store shopping brainstorming list to help make sure you remember everything you need to buy at the market, there is also a handy reference page with dry and liquid cooking measurement conversions, metric conversions, and an oven temperature chart. Finally, this blank cookbook comes complete with a page-by-page recipe index to help you easily find the recipe you’re looking for. All in all, it’s a simple way to stay organized!

Blank Recipe Book: Dinner Recipes (Myria’s Everyday Organizing Essentials)

Myria.com

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

The twenties was a decade like no other. Between these covers, you will find 45 coloring pages with 60 different examples of clothes popular in the early 1920s. As you will soon see, the “flapper style” commonly portrayed in movies and on TV really represents just a fraction of what was considered to be in vogue at the time. “Flappers” were all about independence, confidence, bucking tradition, and forging new paths. Young women rebelled against their mothers’ and grandmothers’ corsets and petticoats, instead adopting sassy fashions featuring straight lines that emphasized slender frames. While the dress silhouettes were usually sleek, the fabrics and ornamentation used for the clothing often made up for such simplicity. Patterns — including stripes, stylized florals and other elaborate motifs — adornments like fringe, sequins and other exquisite details were prized. Popular accouterments included parasols, fans, wraps and scarves, feathered headbands and all manner of hats. It’s time to give these outfits from the Roaring Twenties the color and the verve they have been missing for the better part of a century!

Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Book #3: Vintage Fashion from the Early 1920s (Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Books)

Just before the turn of the century, women found out about the latest “handsome” and “nobby” style trends from the newspaper. Between the covers of this book, you will find 47 coloring pages showing more than 80 different examples of the tea gowns and walking dresses, evening costumes and dainty frocks that were popular in the United States during the late Victorian era — specifically, 1895 to 1899. All are lifestyle scenes, showing the newest styles drawn into a social situation or location. The definitive word on what to wear and how to wear it typically came via dispatches from Paris, which detailed the latest European fashions. This trend news was delivered on the women’s page of the Sunday paper, where every aspect of the attire — color, cut, fabric and trim — was thoroughly described and illustrated. Although the outfits are all from a five-year span, the definition of “stylish” was constantly changing. Grand announcements about the current trends were regularly published in the papers beneath headlines like, “All About The Latest Fashions” and “Correct Cycling Dress.” Take a look back to the Gilded Age, and give these clothes the color and verve they have been missing for more than a hundred years!

Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Book #4: Victorian Fashion Scenes from the Late 1800s (Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Books)

Being fashionable in the late Victorian era meant wearing things like dresses with puffed sleeves and high collars, and making sure to have a proper hat and an elegant pair of gloves. And how did women stay current on the latest styles? Most of the time, they found out about the latest “up-to-date” and “charming” clothing trends from the newspaper. Between the covers of this book, you will find 47 coloring pages showing full-length fashion plates of tea gowns and walking dresses, evening costumes and dainty frocks that were popular in the United States during the late Victorian era — specifically, 1895 to 1899. The definitive word on what to wear and how to wear it was delivered on the women’s page of the Sunday paper, where every aspect of the attire — color, cut, fabric and trim — was thoroughly described and illustrated. Although the outfits within are all from a five-year span, the definition of “stylish” was constantly changing. Grand announcements about the current trends were regularly published in the papers under columns with titles like “Vanity’s Whims,” “Women and Their Ways” and “Fashion and Fancy.” Now, take a look back to the Gilded Age, and give these clothes the color and verve they have been missing for more than a hundred years!

Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Book #5: Victorian Fashion Plates from the Late 1800s (Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Books)

Around the year 1916, shortly after the Edwardian Era came to a close, fashion was in a state of flux. Women’s clothing styles were finally shifting away from bustles and tight corsets, high necklines and long skirts. Instead, there was more of an emphasis on natural waistlines, fuller — often shorter — skirts, and smaller hats. “Flounces of all sorts and ruffles of every possible width are smart,” wrote the designers behind the popular May Manton patterns. Also on trend: beads, embroidery, fine stitchery, “broad hips, comparatively short skirts, the drooping shoulders, the dainty under sleeves, frills and the like.” Between the covers of this book, you will find 44 coloring pages showing the tea gowns, simple frocks, swimwear and “sport costumes” that were popular in the United States during that simpler time a century ago. Now, get ready to take a look back to a century ago, and give these clothes the color and verve they have been missing for all of these years.

Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Book #6: Fashion from the Year 1916 (Vintage Women: Adult Coloring Books)

Here's a day-by-day pregnancy companion that will show you the number of days, weeks &amp; months passed so far — plus about how much time is left. But it’s so much more than just a countdown! You’ll also get daily journal prompts, tips about pregnancy, updates on baby's development, quotes &amp; notes, fun questions, charts, planning checklists, space for your own words, kick count trackers, room to schedule appointments &amp; to save quick reminders, handy info about each month and trimester... and lots more. Why count down the days until your newborn arrives? There may be no better way to appreciate the little moments than to really experience every day of the journey. And at some point in the future — whether two babies or two decades from now — you’ll be glad to have a detailed keepsake full of memories from this fleeting, amazing, exhausting and life-changing time.

The All-In-One Pregnancy Calendar, Daily Countdown, Planner and Journal

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Women's Health

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